Get Dan Ryckert to try Mayonnaise?

Could we the Giant Bomb Community get a jar of Mayonnaise from the East Coast Office to the West Coast Office so Dan Ryckert is forced to try it?

If a jar was sealed, signed, boxed up at the New York office, and delivered from town to town across the country by the Giant Bomb Community would Dan try it finally?

Why is this site so obsessed with what Dan eats? The man eats Taco Bell on a regular basis and believes it to be the best food in the world. He's perfectly happy in his ignorance.

I don't care what Dan Ryckert eats. Neither should you.

Ew... No. He's better off not eating that stuff.

The man loves Taco Bell, quite possibly the worst food on the planet...there's no helping him.

Ayup.

As someone who has unfortunately tried mayonnaise in the past I think we should spare him from such a horrific travesty.

Ketchup though...dude needs to try that.

I think everyone here who nay says Mayo has weird tastebuds. As for Dan, we just need to find some food that he eats that has mayo already in it, and tell him that he likes it because of the mayo, he'll be more inclined to try it on it's own or have it more frequently.

Don't do that to Dan. Mayo is gross.

I prefer not to think about his dining habits as it reminds me of the chicken fries and the nacho cheese "incidents". As far as mayo, I know it's in Willow Tree Chicken Salad and that stuff is awesome.

Im'ma go make a sandwich with mayo on it. Then later, gonna get some taco bell. Its gonna be great.

During one of those charity streams someone just needs to make Dan an ordinary turkey sandwich with mayo in it and have him eating it be a "strech goal".

He's too immature to try anything new

I don't really care what Dan eats. However, on "A Very Ryckert Summer Podcast (2015)" he mentioned that he would try mayo if it was delivered to the California office by the community. Is this possible? Could/would the community make this happen? I live in the Midwest and would happily drive my leg of the journey.

He already has tried it. As someone who hates mayo, I can tell you it is impossible to avoid it entirely (in the USA). Restaurants are enamored with the slop. You can ask them not to put it on, but they will anyway. The main reason I avoid Taco Bell is they put too much mayo (or mayo-like substances) on everything.

Stop caring about Dan's eating habits. He's perfectly happy eating terrible food.

I've got it.

If Dan ends up not winning the majority Mario Party Parties he has to eat mayonnaise on stream.

Either that or he'll just pretend that there is not, in fact, mayo in the food he likes. Again.

Dan has tried it. In the form of Aioli. Aioli is flavored Mayo. He will deny it, but it is FACT

I don't really see the point of having Dan try anything. Oh, it funny, but what is the point. Dan is the rare combo of a picky eater who is at the same time TOTALLY oblivious to the ingredients list or food menu description of what he puts in his mouth.

He has tried many of things he doesn't like, and he admits his dislike of thing like for instance sour creams is dumb since he has EATEN it. The fact that Dan admits this is crazy takes half the fun out of it. The other half of the fun is suffocated by the fact that he has NO CLUE what is in most foods. That means nearly half the list of things he says he doesn't eat he HAS eaten likely hundreds of times.

Mayo is good.
I don't give a fuck about Dan Ryckert's eating habits.

No, he'll just quit eating those foods or ask for them without sauce.

I try not to judge him though because it's clearly not just him being stubborn. He's talked openly about his anxiety issues and his issues with food. I think there's probably something there mentally blocking him from feeling okay about those foods he avoids. As a man who didn't have a salad until my twenties, I can relate. It's something you can get over though, but it takes personal effort, and people constantly trying to swindle you into trying the foods really only triggers that anxiety.

Edit: Also, this seems tangentially related, but as a person who worked many food service jobs during high school and college, I can say Taco Bell is far and away the cleanliest of the lot. I'm not sure if that should be a more disturbing assessment of the rest or make you feel better about Taco Bell though.